Plugins Directory » Redmine Extra Notes
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Author: | Yasu Saku |
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| Website: | https://github.com/sk-ys/redmine_extra_notes | |
| Code repository: | https://github.com/sk-ys/redmine_extra_notes | |
| Registered on: | 2026-03-08 (5 days ago) | |
| Current version: | 0.4.1 | |
| Compatible with: | Redmine 6.1.x | |
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Overview¶
This Redmine plugin lets you manage issue notes as either normal or extra.
Features¶
- Manage multiple extra note categories (each can be enabled/disabled).
- Choose a category from a dropdown when adding or editing a note.
- Each category has its own label and optional history tab label.
- Categories can be reordered in settings (drag and drop).
- History tabs can be enabled or disabled per category:
- Notes : shows normal notes only.
- Extra Notes #N : shows notes for that category only.
Installation notes
Installation¶
1. Clone the repository into the plugins directory:¶
cd {REDMINE_ROOT}/plugins
git clone https://github.com/sk-ys/redmine_extra_notes.git
2. Run the database migration:¶
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
Restart Redmine.
3. Set Permissions:¶
- After installation, go to "Administration" > "Roles and permissions" in Redmine.
- Edit each role that should use Extra Notes and enable the following permissions under the "Extra notes" section:
- Add extra notes (
add_extra_notes) - Edit extra notes (
edit_extra_notes)
- Add extra notes (
- Only users with these permissions can add or edit extra notes on issues.
- Edit permission
Note¶
- I checked it on Redmine 6.1, but other versions have not been tested.
Usage¶
Permissions¶
- Add extra notes (
add_extra_notes): Allows users to add extra notes to issues. - Edit extra notes (
edit_extra_notes): Allows users to edit extra notes on issues.
Settings¶
- Add or remove categories in the plugin settings screen.
- Configure each category's label, tab label, tab usage, and enabled state.
- Reorder categories via drag and drop.
How to use¶
- Enable the "Extra notes" module for each project:
- Go to the project settings in Redmine.
- On the "Modules" tab, check "Extra notes" and save.
- When adding or editing a note, choose a category from the Extra Notes dropdown (requires permission).
- If enabled, select the matching "Extra Notes" tab to view notes for that category.
- If a category's tab is disabled, those notes appear in the regular "Notes" tab.
Changelog
0.4.1 (2026-03-04)
Compatible with Redmine 6.1.x.